The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-10-28
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Where's Foster the weather prophet?
Bockfngcr s Saylor are bailing lots of
hay.
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Louis Richards hasn't. been delivering
any ice this week.
The president has appointed Novem-
cath as Thanksgiving.
Fred Warner will ship a carload of
fat steers to the eastern merket.
Barney.Hirth now has charge Of the
agricultural warehouse Of j. NJ. Green.
School children at Chamberlain taking
a two-weeks vacation. Diphtheria.
The editor of this paper wants to buy
a load of straw. Who has any to SELF
Turn of the Tide" will be presented
by home talent at Chamberlain Saturday
evening.
Main street was so crowded with teams
Saturday as to make it exceedingly diff
cult at times to drive through.
A Bijou Hills woal44 will pack down
600 head of cabbage into saur kraut. Ply
shimminy. a IL kraut vas goot.
A statician has figured out that in
modern warfare not more than one bull
let out Of a thousand fred is fatal.
The Plankinton Standard and the
White Lake Democrat and Times are just
now enjoying a triangular fight.
A special examination OF teachers in
Brule county, will be held in Kimball,
November LIST, beginning at 8 q. m,
Il have a carload Of Kimball -four and
will make better prices than ever" is an
advertisement we find in IN Armour pa
per.
Chas. Knowles disposed Of his car of
100 barrels of Michigan apples in half q
day last week. He has another carload
coming.
A terrible gale swept owe the Great
Lakes, Monday, accompanied by a blind
ing show storm. There was much loss
to shipping.
Now is a good time for the city coun,
Gil to pass an ordinance forbidding
throwing ashes and such refuse upon
Main street,
"You Bet" is the name of the phenom.
email PAGER of the season. He paced a
mile last week.in Chicago in 2:07} with q
running mate.
If stock is left out in cold autumn
storms payment will be made from the
hay NOW and grain bins, or there will be
permanent loss.
Keep all the potatoes you will need fol
your own use and as many more as you
can. There will be a big demand fol
them next spring.
Ben Butler Is making $3.50 per day.
IT'S not our Ben, though, but the othe,
Ben, who is paid that for defending the
Chicago anal -hists.
Miss Sanboln, county superintendent
has appointed James Brown school
treasurer of Kilnball township, in place
of F. s. Smith, resigned.
The cold snap of last Sunday made
many a man wish that he needed the ole
saw: Never put of until the morrow
what can be done to-day"
The Spirit Of tie Times is the authority
for the statement that skies is the high
est throw in poker dice. 1t is commonly
supposed that aces are highest.
Mrs. Stewart, mother of j. S., will de
liver u temperance lecture in the Blunt
ing school house-Willow Lake town
ship-next Sunday evening. All ar,
invited to attend.
Fox s. Wiltsc, photographers. of Mitch
ell, nave dissolved partnership. Willis
will carry on the Mitchell business an,
Fox will take charge of the Kimball an
Plankinton galleries.
Our eastern exchanges are full o
auction sale notices of farm property
The notices all read that the seller is 90
ing West. Dakota is gong to catch tn
majority Of them and don't you forge
it.
1t is reported froaa Brown county tina
Q certain pledges made by leading loca
. option men during the county seat fgh
between Aberdeen and Columbia vii
undoubtedly defeat local option in thu
county.
The old settlers say that the Octohe
of 1880 was exactly like the presen
D month; that on the 10Th, 10Th and 18th
heavy storm fell and the weather turne,
very cold. The following month wa
mild and pleasant.
T The Press Club in Kimball held a spec
ial meeting Tuesday night. and pas sed
d resolution whereby the next rubbe
stamp fiend that visits Kimball and trie
any monkey work on one of its editor
will go ont of town In a box.
Taxes for 1887 are due the first day o
November and the penalty attaches o
the first Of February. 1888. The law CT
tending the time to the first Of June We
only for the taxes of 1885. and its benz
fits do not extend beyond that year.
They have just put up al epitaph i
enc Of the London cemeteries whic
equals in pith and exactitude anything c
the olden times, Over the grave of
dentist there runs the following lines:
view this eravestone with all gravity.
j is filling his last cavity"
y There is nc better sauce than Chi
sauce, and no better receipt for maxim
it than this: Take twelve ripe tom,
toes. three green peppers. three onion
chop all together; two teacups Of vim,
gar, one teacup Of sugar, one tabl,
spoonful of salt: spice to aasxa. hoIl on